The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1887-08-24
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

-Oll market closed yesterday 61b.
Opening this morning at 61Jc.
g. w. Robinson is spending a
few days in Stoneboro this week.
Miss Flora Kelly of Tidio ute, is
paying visit to Tionesta friends.
Don't fail to get registered. Don't
put it off till the last day. Attend to
it now.
-Wm. FELTON,, who sustained q
serious relapse last week, is again re.
ported on the mend.
Charley Hunter has gone to house.
keeping in the Dawson house, which
was recently remodeled.
Miss Retta and Oliver Proper
spent few days of the last week very
pleasantly at Chautauqua Lake.
Franklin News: Mrs. w. j..
Bleakley and family went to Tionesta
to day on a short visit to relatives.
Mrs. II. o. Davis, wo are sorry
to report, is sinking rapidly, and her
death may be expected at any hour.
Erie is going to bore for gas.
There's nothing like it, aud those who
don't live in the gas belt are surely
objects of great pity.
Miss Maud and Master Claude
Campbell, Of Tionesta, are visiting
their nepbews. Sammie and Willie
McKnight.-OH City Blizzard.
Judges Dale and Proper repre-.
sented Tionesta at Cassadaga Lake,
N. Y, the land of Spiritualists, during
the past week, arriving home on Mon.
day evening.
The squirrel season opens one
week from ia. o.morrow, Sept. 1st. They
are not plenty yet, but it's likely they
will be, as nuts of all kinds promise
an abundant crop.
Misses May and Emma Sloan re.
turned from their visit at Cambridge
Springs, yesterday, being accompanied
by Miss Maud VanGiesen, who will be
their guest for q time.
JAS. S. Henderson of Hickory,
for County Commissioner, and Joseph
Grove of Tionesta, for Jury Commits.
sioner, are the nominations made by
the prohibtionists of this county.
-Thos. Hassey arrived in town
Monday with span of handsome
three yearold horses, which we're pur-
chased from Alex. Bonner at Stone.
boro for A. B. Kelly. The horses
were sired by Hull" and are consid.
cred foe stock.
The shoe factory project for Tio.
nesta is workin'; and at the proper
time we will give our readers the full
particulars. In the meantime let
every citizen of the town who has the
good of the town at heart give it aid
and encouragement.
Mr.. Chas. Raisig, wife and two
children, came up from Pittsburgh to
escape the extreme heat, and have
been stopping with Mrs. RS parents
at Trunkeyville, for the past three
weeks. ChaTly was shaking hands
with old Tionesta friends last week.
Hon. j. B. Agnew, who attended
the Republican State convention at
Harrisburg, returned home on Satur.
day, being accompanied from Pitts
burgh, by his cousin, Miss Mollie Rea.
gan, of the u. S. Pension office at
Washington. She remained until yes.
terday.
Nelson Greenlund of Warren,
still takes the lead as the largest and
most popular furniture dealer, and
carries the finest stock to be found in
this section Of the State. When in
Warren 60 to his mammoth establish.
ment and feast your eyes on his ele.
CANT display.
j. III. Derickson's intelligent
cocker spanie! dog, "Skip," met his
death in a rather singular way about
two weeks ago. His partly decom-
posed body was discovered one day
last week, with the head under a good
sized fat stone, and the supposition is
he bad been digging under it, aud had
dug the foundation out sufficiently to
allow the stone TO fall on and hold
him fast until be died from starvation.